PRAKASH MAN SINGH SAYS PARTY TRIO NOT EMPOWERED TO MAKE COMPROMISES Kathmandu, 16 Feb.: Nepali Congress General Secretary Prakash Man Singh on Saturday said that the parties should not go beyond the theory of power separation in the name of giving an outlet to the ongoing political crisis, RSS reports.. At a programme in the Capital today, Singh said more complexities would be added in the country if power balance between executive and judiciary was not maintained. Singh also said that the central committee meeting of the Nepali Congress has given responsibility to the party's three top leaders to sit for talks with other parties for forming new government without making compromise in principle and spirit of separation of power. Singh also stressed that election government under the political leadership would be appropriate in the present context adding that the decision to be taken by the CPN-UML would decide whether or not to form the CJ-led government. The NC general secretary said that the issue of new government formation would move ahead only after certainty in separation of power in parties' meeting after the UML's decision. nnnn NEPAL GOING NUCLEAR Kathmandu, 16 Feb.: Nepal has made the first move to go nuclear, Annapurna Post reports in its Saturday editions. A Nuclear Technology Centre to conduct research on nuclear energy and technology has been planned. A proposal for thye first center is being presented to the cabinet. said Dr. Keshab Man Shakya of the Minister for Science, Technology and Environment. nnnn .